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please provide company/law firm/chamber name and how much they pay
Thank you:-)
everyone is hiring but no one is hiring
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8rk5d7ekjmoxx
https://www.financialexpress.com/policy/economy-90-indians-have-no-discretionary-spending-power-blume-ventures-report-3761362/
Start the same thing again. They have a consultant who preaches this at an already no-ethics place.
End of the day, its a job, your fellow neighbors would be typical Delhi 'Sethji' types, after all they are boss! I would suggest skip it.
P.S. - Having said that, I can bet nobody from DLF Camellias would have the time to read LegallyIndia!
In terms of placements, NLUO also surpasses HNLU, although not by a wide margin. However, beyond placements, NLUO excels in extracurricular activities such as moots and other competitions (as compared to other T2's)
RMNLU also has decent placement opportunities, although not as strong as those mentioned above. That said, many students at RMNLU focus on preparing for judicial services, so if that's your goal, it could be a strong choice.
So on the basis of that I gave NET exam and worked my ass off to secure a JRF.
Now still most of the universities are releasing PhD notifications with compulsory masters, they still have not amended their PhD rules accordingly.
Please someone advice what to do?
I haven't started law school yet(I'll start this year),yet I was wondering what kind of opportunities does law present beyond India...
Ofc after reaching a certain level of seniority,mobility might become easy for lawyers,but is there a way,maybe certain things you could and should do in law school that might make it easier for you to secure a job abroad right out of college?(Or maybe just a couple of years into your career)
Is there any specific niche which might make you more desirable in the international market?
(Irrelevant info...but I got into a tier 1 NLU....does it help my case in any way?)
If you do a simple google search for law firms in India. There will be a strong chance of finding a significant if not most of them there. Choose the boutique firm you want to apply on merits and you’ll likely find a Delhi office (barring some Mumbai firms like Veritas)
TIA :)
Nmims is not fancy either but the best of these options by a country mile.
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